'AMORE', BY SCULPTOR, MICHAEL WEIR

[poetess4life61]

Incredible detail Beautiful!

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank  you again

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank you

[WEIRSARTS]

I do not quite understand but will take it as a compliment. Thank you, Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

Its not really that small, I guess it just appears so. Thank you for your complimentary comments, I really do appreciate them. Regards, Michael

[acerb45666555]

dance! what a great subject for this creationary process!

[WEIRSARTS]

@acerb45666555

It is. I am just about to upload another dance sculpture the, "Perillion", showing a glimpse of the final stages prior to the casting bronze. Thank you and Regards,

Michael

[Enes372]

nice!!!!!!!

[WEIRSARTS]

@Enes372

Thank you. Regards, Michael

[fredpessanha]

maravilhoso!!!!!

[WEIRSARTS]

@fredpessanha

I don't understand but I will take it as a compliment. Thank you for that.

Regards, Michael

[saberfencer3]

I've seen many scultures over the years. Few have the presence of form to touch the soul. "Amore" does this and, in my opinion, will one day be a piece of historical importance.

[WEIRSARTS]

@saberfencer3

How does an artist answer that. One always hopes so.

I do apologise for the delay in answering. Computer problems.

Thank you very much for that. Regards, Michael

[goldeneddie]

Hello Michael, I really admire your work, the detail and form are great. Could you please tell me - where is Part 2 of The Making of Amore? Thanks Eddie

[WEIRSARTS]

@goldeneddie

Hi goldeneddie, I do apologise for not replying sooner. Computers. I will be looking at part 2 any time now. The last version went down with the computer.

Thank you for your comments I really do appreciate them. Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank you, pcove3 for your very complentary comments. I am a self taught sculptor but I was lucky enough to take on a job at a local foundry after school and learnt the technical side of moulding and Bronze casting. It was while I was there that I discovered I could sculpt and I have just pursued it from there. Regards, Michael

[wikusdp]

Great work mate! Do you mind telling me who your supplier here in NZ is for the ceramic investment material that you use? I am setting up a sculpture foundry in Thames.

[pcove3]

ur a legend!!!!!!!!

how did u learn and get into this kinda stuff...

very interested!!!!!!!!

[WEIRSARTS]

@pcove3

I am self taught but I was lucky enough to have worked at a Bronze Foundry after school and then stayed on and learn't the bronze process and it was there that I discovered my talent to sculpt. My family could not afford to send me to art school so I just had to do it. Just practiced and practiced and became a professional sculptor at 19 and that is what I have been doing ever since. I believe anyone can do anything if one sets their mind to something. Regards, Michael

[gerardrondeau]

superbe travail.

[WEIRSARTS]

@gerardrondeau

Thanks again, I do apologise for not replying sooner. Computer problems. Regards, Michael

[CrazyJimKU]

2597 views and NO comments? come on!

that was very nice! the faces looks awesome!

[WEIRSARTS]

Thankyou, CrazyJimKU for your most complementary comments to my 'Amore' sculpture, I really do appreciate them. Thanks, Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

@CrazyJimKU

It seems I missed reponding to you. I really do apologise if that was the case. Thank you for your complimentary comments. Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank you for your complementary comments, I really to appreciate them, Regards, Michael

[gerardrondeau]

superbe travail de modelage.

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank you, gerardrondeau for your most complementary comments to my sculpture 'Amore', I really do appreciated them. Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

Thank you Gerard for your encouraging comments, such comments inspires one to keep perfecting one's craft. Thank you, Regards, Michael

[WEIRSARTS]

@gerardrondeau

Did I not respond if I did not I apologise. Computer problems.

Thank you for your comments.

Regards,Michael